Virginians Respond To Flowers For Baby Grave
A Richmond Times Dispatch letter from Mrs. White sparked floral tributes at Riverview Cemetery for the day old son of Capt and Mrs John I White of Honolulu. About 40 visitors left peonies lilies and red roses as Mrs White and her son Kriss placed flowers on Pfc William W McClinitie Jr burial site memorial Day solidarity.
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Jewish Unit Urges Voters Judge by Views Not Faith
The American Jewish Congress, after its biennial convention, called on voters to assess candidates by their positions on major issues, including church and state separation. The resolution urged voting based on answers and records, not religion or church affiliation.
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Gunmen Fire on Havana Progovernment Paper Revolucion
Unidentified gunmen in a speeding car sprayed the Revolucion building early today causing damage but no casualties. The attack targets the progovernment newspaper in Havana as authorities investigate the incident.
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Ancient Feast of Shavues Begins Today
Washington AP reports the Jewish festival Shavuos, also Feast of Weeks, begins at sunset. The holiday marks 50 days after Passover with biblical harvest ties and festive readings from Ruth. Orthodox and most conservatives observe two days. Reform observances span one day.
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Compromise Boosts School Bill’s Hopes
Washington reports a secret Senate House compromise raised chances that Congress will pass school construction aid. The House version provides 325 million dollars yearly for four years to build classrooms, while a Senate proposal would exceed that with 900 million annually for two years, plus teacher salaries.
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Red China Signs Pact with Outer Mongolia and Aid
A Communist radio report indicates Red China has signed a friendship treaty with Outer Mongolia, Russia’s satellite, and an economic aid agreement delivering a 200 million ruble loan. The announcements outline strengthened political ties and financial assistance.
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